The Wabash Courier, Volume 2, Number 24, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 December 1833 — Page 4

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riluM THK FMll.AOKJ.riIIA THE 6LOBC. The Democracy of Philadelphia have for *orne time past regarded, with surprise and regret, the course of tbc Globe in relation to the Presidency. It has heretofore been thought that the paper which is immediately under the shadow of tbc government should, in the •P11"1* of republicanism, avoid

dictation,

to vindicate the principles, and g«ard

fare of the party it represent*. ^.h

veriimr ™,#'0",eB»»*er hearing and pcr-

no!nMenl

€pc«

B,h!rcori5idcr

h,m ni,h ,hc

tried and

w.»

|JU pp(

II. dcnSt!™,' nld" m«ne,S!r",',Ki'rnCt"' were tramalrd inM #u the worm,

Bl.nr calculates on such »n ant. •clligencer—he miitefaa

"part of the trial wiuT^H^r^

On. of tb. witwwM 'Jt teMiAed that be had nbscu, "•a*— «««»daot of tba the

•f b.t

is??'1"*

and seek on

are assuredly sufficient toalarm the coun nd prove, conclusively, thepenetrat tne sagacious editor of the Globe

«d„ec •I ,. This decent and dignified «lleg«l,o" a direct p„lpablc falsehood.-

Z?Street

.indirect,

0*-

the

publish faMioods Suchr

,„lul V'01'0

rui» °n «n

Tare thi-J

lJ*

«r,has not been the course of the hns dashed boldly into the arena, not only determined to hector the party luto a subserviency to the sordid designs of its editor and his colleagues, but to malign, abuse,andI owletlike, flap doven all who, from their intelligence or purity. are like to proy* refractory. It has, for some time part insulted the nation, disgusted the party, and alarmed its own friends by its ribald and repeated attacks on John M'Lean. The party

ata

Such has been the course of the Globe and, unless checked by the intelligence and independency of the party, such will he the results of that course.

The mode adopted by Mr. Blair of carrying on the wp.f against Judge M'Lean strikes us an being rather ludricous than alarming. He does not, dare, not, deny the claims of M'Lean to the respect and confidence of the country but, with instinctive keenness, he snuffs \ip the distant slander and sets eagerly to work to pry into the domesticconcerns of the Journals supposed to be favorable to him.

In the prosecution of this manly design, he makes and publishes the astonishing discovery, that one of the hands in the office ol the Moderator was once engaged in the office of the Telegraph that hi.s hands were stained by contact with the type on which that nefarious and hor*S| in _u ,.,i,ia

M'l'can""and

est, or in this paper the

".y* lyjtog.eovextrepixf who mokes assertion is guilty of a violation of truth.

cavrs-di'o|»|)ir]p, nnd

ing, m„y be very w.|| for a Slnch vc of S Km. dams over a „f

popsid-

yomg

,oThat

J" 8®

Trc."c lhc?e""

re?pect oi men. spirit must bc%rm,l ing indeed, that, in a manly contest whem there is every thing fhafisexdting to tbenobh h»f«

or honorable weapons'

bu( sneaks into private corners to garner utfan

circulate low scandal agaillSt an honorable

he would be plea*.

in^on—how

assert hnt u., k».

\.*.y

howcr:

loss to conjecture the motives

or excuse for such a course. They recognize in John M'l^ean an early and efficient supporter of Andrew Jackson, a t)cmocrat of the Jeffer son school, a statesman! of acknowledged abili ties, and a politician in whom there is no guile. Can the abuse of *uch a man, an officer under General Jackson,be prompted by a desire fo ad vance the interests of the party? On the Contrary, it i* obviously intended to divide the fmrfy. It ineuJts nnd injure* ihmt large mass of the Jackson party favorable to Lean for the next Presidency and disgtuts and offends even those tvho prefer nnother, but who have been taught by the example of our venerable President to admire the talents and respect the probity of that favorite son of the West. The Democratic party of the Union may, and probably will nominate John M'Leiifl for the Presidency and the Globe be forced eithe to support him or oppose the party. The probabil ity, nay the possibility of 6uch an occurrence illustrates, in the strongest light, thr madness, selfishness and disorganizing tendency of the present degraded ptHicy of the Globe. It demonstrates that, wedded to the sordid interests of a designing and irrisponsible few, it paiitc for such a disorganization and division of the party, as will drive off the friends of MLean andof I an Hurrn, and leave the honors of the government mere offal for them to batton on*

StlJri fY

he would feel should

,cc,s

oouid

oj met,lobe

been »Wr, influence ovcr.venSeZmSTZZS?? •uperior in patriotism and intellect honor and .elf ,e,TCCl: or ,S^S

"na tespect or that—but ^ccoingon throui

wit^hib® r_'gh

«e

U*"

H»or.htjr My

vol nta

TO'

ritoii -rat mvixjitif caxunot. GROTTO MKDELLIMi.

jWc are just returning from a short cruise up the Adriatic, where our national ships have not been for several years, and where the condition of our commercial relations seemed to require the presence of our flag. There are no arguments so effective in removing those small embarrassments which occasionally vex our commerce, as the appearance of an armed force. There is more power in one gaping gun, than in fifty diplomatic remonstrances. Nations have generally no conscience they are just from necessity, and faithful to their contracts because it is dangerous to be otherwise. But the infringements at Trieste, which our merchantmen experienced, are now in a great measure removed, and it is a hap',y circumstance, since our commerce with that port has more than doubled within a few year?. The commander of this station has been indefatigable in his endeavors to protect and place upon an advantageous footing our commercial relations.

At Trieste, as in many qjher port?, we experienced a warm and generous hospitality. Entertainments were received & returned with a flow of good feeling which, I bore no doubt will long awaken a mutual and pleasurable remembrance.

Our ships were visited by hundreds, I may say thousands. It appeared to me, indeed, that nearly the whole population came on board. There was the English lady stepping over the accommodation ladder to the deck, with the lofty air of one who recollects that her own king has also got a big fleet there was the German lady with her shorter and more richly favored form, preserving a less presuming carriage, and wondering that she had read to little of a people that possetssed such strong and beautiful ships and there was the Italian lady with her soft blue eye and easy gait, unoffended by your most piercing look, and mellowing down each thought into something that might sweeten the occasion. But of all that I saw, two young Jewesses most intensely riveted my eye. They were sisters, and so very like in form, complexion,countenance, and voice, that you would have said they must been cast in the same mould and animated in the same spirit I know not whether they were twins, but two beings more trulj lovely and alike, were never, I apprehend, rocked in the same cradle." They seemed to smilo, to speak, and move to the impulses of some mysterious sympathy, which harmonized all their individual feelings and wishes into the flow of one full unloaded soul. Long may they live but when they do pay the debt of nature, it will be said of them, "they were not divided."

While at Trieste, I visited in company with Capl. Read, the magnificent grotto of Santa Madellcna, which lies distant about forty miles, near the great road to Yien-

•r offfee*. Thes equally industrious, contented, a'nd poor— A pa »i 4

inl""

willul and wanton

We defy the editor of the Globe to

.hil||'rcm/,ir!n rA. lui'.!°..'loCS,1,rov.! he fion of gui,lcs'a.)d lorchcs! We firk en-

dropjier who, when lie I 'Zll,'whiclTtoofc'us villJ line, toward Hie centre of the mounaud «*'«. were here admitted to a thea-

f'andrr

,nvcnl

nccidcnN

me't^ coi °f

nnd for once

t,lc

mntter

alleged been

a no

nol,'e wde

must cat and lodge in (he same room, the beds are arranged round the wall, and each so short, that no one can stretch himself upon it much like a mail's self-richt-eonsnesss.

Arriving at the grotto, we found that his mperial Majesty had anticipated the

prove want, of every visiter by a liberal proviif L/i I Sinn f\F niirl I. I

I ,H.ng

di.n8 Hne' ,0-«rd

to o/'ih~

«"d We were here admitted to a thea-

Above u,,„t ,l,e heigh,

of war-

pt'^inS

feet, rose a glitlering dome, whose vast expanse was in harmony wi(h if* sublime elevation. Behcath us rolled a torrent f,!l''Vdrecp'n.n(J «"cringa voice of wildest thunder, while over this torrent stretchec a narrow and giddy bridge upon which we were now standing, nnd which was lit by a hundred torches, whose flairing light reached the vault above, and cast a lufid gleam on the flood beneath. Nothing can

Jhc fcarfui and overwhelming sen-

sations which that situation inspires ,0,ilude»

nnd

sound of broken waters, all conspire to enhance its grandeur and terror. Proceeding on half a mile furtl through another winding gallery, we cam*' mcnt !"}mcn?e

ha11'

with a smooth pave-

c.?1 tn8aod

°nebnTht

walls, relieved by

-talactical pilasters. An orchestra rose

%!iUC e°ree°US chnndel«er

bright and still in the centre—all the °. JatUrT- ?is 'he ball r—iJ, l$

annua,,J

«cene of the cayest

t«^of the laigbter of hundred, seem even to make the (or&ct ^beirsunlew state.

Proceeding on

aIter 8at

{be

bodied forth, while atw'S -hi.ed?per,,

In-

noC™ri^lw*ln?'t zbidwith

Madonna

the

b««iiliful festoons. l?cre

"^""w.poHo is dedicfriblTBed'

"ch

p»ee Ibis, It mast certaiolr be a cereTkJt Ptcul,,r'mpres»irene«and awe. ot tbu snxto, (be

traoch off fmm ". kr, """"""Ur

pfcred. wnMiTESi

of *3 raptures 01

hails, colomnt and *,!«£

aad

0X1

iD-

as IK.

beyond. I did not vappose it posuWe for stalactical formations to assume sach a rich variety of shape and hue, and present in their combinations results of soch surpassing beauty and magnificence.

We are after all, only the poor copyists of nature, and who can tell what models of exquisite taste and harmony still lie ondiscovered in her choice recesses? I sometimes think that as yet we only see the rude covering which she has cast over the diviner charms, and am half disposed to rue the perils of her polar ice, in an effort to reach the marvels of her central sphere.

But to return toothings near at hand:— we are»now steering for Marseilles to replenish our funds then (o weigh anchor for Mahon, where we are to take injprovisions, when we shall make sail for the Archipelago, where the United States and John Adams are now cruising, and where it is not improbable that oar ship will winter. Should our winter quarters be at Smyrna, 1 may perhaps date you an epistle at Jerusalem. But 1 have failed as a correspondent so utterly in reaching my engagement, that you may still distrust my new promises. But you shall certainly, if I live, bear from me oftener for a year to come, than you have in the year that is past. We are beginning to look anxiously for the arrival of the Delaware, and the thousand letters which we hope she will bring us. We are all in good health, and have been so through the season.

Yours truly, W. C.

Duelling is almost extinct in this portion of our country, the practice silently yielding to the power of public opinion, but in the Southern and Western States it still flourishes in baleful vigor. In England and in France it keeps its ground firmly if it does not even advance, and it is clear enough that little has been effected towards its abatement by all that legislation had nerve to do. There is no doubt, however that legislation can suppress it entirely,but then it must be of course more energetic than any yet tried. We find this discussed by a strong writer in Blackwood's Magazine, who insists that there can be but one cure for duelling, and that is to make the penalties so severe tha»none will venture to encounter them. He declares that the challenger roust be hung, and the acceptor of"a challenge transported for'life. The second's should in every instance be publicly scourged by the hangman, and transported for life, except in ca3e where thy had stimulated the bad spirits of the parties, in which case they should be hanged. The sentence, to be of the slightest service in putting down the abomination, should be of an order with which no other feeling could come into competition. So long as the stain of personal timidity is capable of being fixed on the man who refuses to fire his pistol at the heart of another, so long duelling will defy the sense of mankind and the direct law of God against the crime of murder. But let the punishment be of severity which it would be madfjnjl tfo impiifniinn

Half Barrel of Clores (fresh article) Race and ground Ginger, Natmer, For sale, by

Not.

7-IR-tf

Bf.AKB & CROVKRMi

NWiblOODC

Red, green, and blue blankets Peter^am Lion skin,and Harrington cloths

,u,tab'e

for over-coats,

Plain and striped satinetts, Flannels of v^-ioif qualities, a pert

iin«JS

t&e offices WaInendwho posT

pones his sense of their obligation to a certamty of exile, chains, and bread and water for life. As to the severity, it would probably never be required the warning would be quite enough. Or, at most, a single evidence that justice was in earnest would settle the question for ever, and a single fire eating ensign or half gentleman hung up, would put an end to the hairtnggei dynasty.—.V. Y. Standard.

•Fust ReceiTcd,

Dircct from Baltimore. via Ahc Orleans PACKAGES Queensnrare, 20 Boxes Glassware, 2 Pipes American Brnndr, do. Teneriffe Wine, 2 do Mulaga do «a

Ifeg* Tobacc«»

different qualitiM.

20,000 Spanish Cigars 10 Reams Cap and Letter papor, 30 Boxes assorted Candies 20 do Windsor Soap, 200 pounds Cast Steel Soap, 2 Barrels Almonds, 1 Case of Camphor, 1 do Poland Starch, 1 Barrel Pearlash, 1 Barrel Copal Varnish,

which is fine white merino, Brown and green Petershams for lin.mrs ircassians and other twilled goods for |adiet winter dresses and cloaks Gentlemen's ami Ladies' rexl*

Xr™

large kid mits,

Merino and fancy hkf*.

k""0d

Mbren""J

Red banting caps, Black stocks and woollen mits, Gentlemen's shoes and boots

IeMtbZ

uad

and prunella shoes,

Boys, Misses, and chlJdmt's shoes stockings f^Wlery and saddle tre^ Sfww cotton and caadle «ick Coffey tea, and indigo, Boat cables and stem fasts,

bUek

S*1" boots, morocco

and red

toas-

cww .w, tn kotlkf aadHdh». "tentioa.

the a bore stock

9rtich

d®

well to call anH —J

Terre Haatr^or. 7-18^^

TRXBlJE-

Bt,7

paid oat fori

JWetr Sforr.

THEsubscriberof

4Dry

Aug 38——8—tf

2(1

has jast opened, at the Soutk

West corner the Pabtic Square, a few ral assortment of

Ghodst:^ Hardware,

Groceries, Queenstoare, ^c. vV

which he will sell at reasonable rates for cash sr approved produce P. T. caverly

Terre Haota, Oct. 31-17tf.

fRESfi SUPPLY!

BLAKE & GROVERJIAN,

CORKS* OF SECOXD AUD WASASII STftKBTS,

TERRE HAUTE

HA YE jast received from the East, a large and fresh supply of Drags, Medicines, Oils, Paiats, Dre* Stnfrs,saxgiealIiistrament9,Broshes,

Glassware, Varnishes, Tobacco, Snuff, Sc gars, and Candies, With every other article usually kept by Drujgists, Which they offer at wholesale and retail. In consequence of having an agent in one of the Eastern markets, their stock will be always complete. Their stock has been purchased on the best terms, particular attention paid in the selee tion, and every article warranted genuine.

Tbcy respectfully solicit the attention of country merchants, druggists, physicians, manufacturers, &.c. to their stock, and assure |ersons at a distance who cannot make it convenient to visit Terre-IIaute, by forwarding their orders they may confidently rely on our sending every article of the qest quality and lowest prices.

GUts* Bottle 8, eiveT

JUST received and for sale by the box, as-

sorted sixes,

rain nan?' *mmmm Jt°iBoxe#

Cr®el*«

Ju]y

foul

Jd ,1°. WulffrtTXt'

Common cold. S onjrt? w£rk!I,",,np'i#?'~

?cT° °.e

couifbui. it

co"9taat

°»r «mS, bsas^rs taipir cEnsof^f0

a*U,™a'

Potation of tbe hefrt ind

consomptive affections, eveo in u,e If KK04 °f 'ife ^f A7," .,'',' 'Lm"k,blc p°.»« »f liminbM

are before

LINTON & LINDLEY.

Nov. 21.—20-tf Shovels Sc Spades, JUST received and for sale by the do*. Al.«o, 3001bs. Bar Lead by the hundred.

LINTON & LINDLEY.

Nov. 21.—20—tf Just Received, BOXES hampers and crates assorted

GLASS aid QUEENSWARE. ALSO, 20 boxes assorted Tumblers, 240 do 8 by lOand 10 by 12 Window

Glass,

For sale by Ti. II. dc J. SCOTT. Terre-Haute, June 14—1

6KOCERIES.

!7~RHE subscriber has just received, and ia now •A opening at the corncr of First andOhioSts N. O. brown and loaf Sugar,

St. ago and Hav. Coffe e, Teas, White Lead, Mackeref, Claret, Muscat, Mar. and Sicily Mad. Wines, N. O. Rum, Gin, Molasses, Window Glass, Tobacco, Nails, Rice, Cigars, Raisins, Candles, Spun CottoD, Raw Cotton (Mississippi) &c. &c. Which will be sold on favorable term*, either at wholesale or retail.

july 25— 3-3w

Tobacco

50 doz. best Hemp Red-cords

Just recoived, aud for sale, by

n-i L. H, $•

®r

J. SCOTT.

n#l11"White's

mnv ?""1 Toot"-*CHEDROPS.

self and cold passing from the decayed teeih tn

""'"caj-cd ccelh. I am i!"e

ha?will noTonly°removc° the p"^,

a remedy nine times

in such as are decavinn- disease

Certificates of Physicians and Denti«u

"cNbitUo!

-Wott'g Cough Mtrops. Contumptiaiu. uoomZZ penence, in (he general use of

FOUNTAIN HCTEL.

^^Sugar

7J ex"

Stimulant to

eminent degree. Penwns*afflf»Mt

to an

re-

bJ,„*lr"2rtil

f°°ping-co£h

Vegetable Rh«ama1ic Drops, Or Sure Remedy.

public* as a

solt, and may it #ot be attributed to tbe fact otdlr .^i u.,

care

Vffelab}e

Rkcvm**um^ and as no case is known

wbera a perfect cure was not effected justified ia declaring jt

P***idfor ao otber

osadtd,

Wm. Crnmpton, RESPECTFULLY informs the public and his friends generally, that he has opened a

HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT

In Attica, Ind., where he will be found at all time#, read/ to aceonmodate those that call on him,in good village tyle. 20 If

Attica, Nov. 21JL JVetr Goods! •YTetc Goods!! 5TOHK undersigned respectfully inform the ciiJL tizens of Terre Haute and its vicinity that they have just opened a nest and b^pdsQjpe ortmentof

Dry Goods and Groceries,

QUEENS WARE,(ainoog which area few Wits of splendid chioa) in the store room formerly occupied by Mr. Cruft and Williams & Chase—all of which we will sell low for cash or approved country produce.

June 30—50tf

JUST

W. KENDALL.

Tobacco, Queens warp, &c, fk Kegs manufactured tobncco, tHJ 12 Boxes do do 20 Crates Quecnswarc, 50 Sacks Coffee, just received, and for sale, by

R. WALLACE, Jr.& COif

N. B. We shall keepxoostanlly on hand fresh family flour froiwthe Steam Mill.i

1,3

Jnne

troublesome dis-

order are also recommended to care almost erm. Uck^TtLT'- tHb'Cb °°r

friil

bodie*

Ucked, and tbeir preparation, that object ia sassr' c«™ J1*

Oct.?4—lOtf.ur 'a,-

A'EIV GOODS.

II AVE this day reeeived, and now offferfor sale—» Nail?, Spun Cotton, Raw Cotton, Gunpowder and Young Hyson Teas, Havanna and Rio Coffee, Palmetto Hals,&c. Which, with my former stock, and the goods received last month, makes my assortment good.

& S O

Corner of Market and Ohio Strceti,

HAVE

just received, in addition to their stock of Groceries, 175 Bags Green Havana Coffee, 70 Boxes Fresh Teas, jsf,' 50 Boxes Buoch Raisins, 120 Boxes best Hav. Segars, '5?i* 20 Casks Mad. Wine, 2 Pipes Bordeaux Brandy, 30 Barrels Fall Mackerel, 10 Bbls.Tanner's Oil, .3L50, Afresh supply of choice Liquors, l'a..ts and Oil, Spices, Sperm Oil and Candles Indigo, Madder, «S c.&c.

Terre Haute, June l3-49tf.

Timothy Seed

7IOR snle at the Store of

Aug aa—-8tf jA^.TRAnr E._ Bacon, Beef, & Ijard.

received, and for sale, by Harmon &. Wilson, 1000 lbs. Bacon, 12 barrels Mess Beef, 6 kegs Lard. June S0-.r,0lf

jFlour.

Bbls. Fresh Superfine Flont-on hand and for sale,

Aug. 15-6tf.

LINTON, BLAKE BALL.

JfVienT or Flour.

tWISlIor

to purchase quantity of good

Wheat Flour. Aug 28—8tf JAS. TRAftl'E.

ISAAC PEARSON, A TTORXi: YA LA lt\

Newport, ind.

WILLcharacter

attend to nil business ofn professional with fidelity and promptitude. Letters addrpssed (o him from a dixtutice will meet prompt and faithful attention.

July 4-.r2tf

?5powder

just received, nnd for sale by June 27—51 tf JOHNSON Sc WILSON

STE WAIIT $~POWELL~ (•Successors of Y. E. THOMAS & Co.) Hardware iTfci't'liantx.

Main, near Wall Streel,

April £?EffSVILLE. kv.

xt °n Wan«l.

R. "ARUISON ha. on l,»n,l »rrr» ,« do in Inl lino. Among otlifrs

Gunpowder

Br°Wn' humP»

Ca"(1,c^

30-S0U

«t-

Rheamatic Drop* arc offer**!

we are

re,P*c{,bI* Plyiidaa«

The abovo mediefnea

nnti

M-r[daSh ?°°in' G,u•' Sallpelre, Madder,Indigo,Alum,Copperas jLogwood, I- uslic, Chocolafc ''otr

NaUs-

•Bf I

Pepper, Pi men I e, Girger

ground Mustard,

(Wn -r Herring, Codfish torn Brooms, Tinware, assorted PinIT tr

]PP'Jr°f

Queer8W,nre,

!2^1%enr,dl"3pintT,,mb,er' •500 bushels Potatoes. June 30—50tf

%C'

nafl*

aworted,

^l°

C"k'

Sweet

6 Bbls. Tunners Oil,

rec'"1'

M.j

Ilw '"I'l low lor cadt,

I',NT0,'• BLAKE*

1 LAKE

Jase27—51 tf HARRISON

1111

and

wr Kue 6y

BLAKE fc GftOvl

2 1

/)ec.

»ALL.

„rCo5f'Pe'pr*!!,i?pio«, on, I*.t S.. Hoi, ci.»8 Tobwco,

BALI..

"^ss=:assasati

COLLINS &, CO*S AXES

DOZEN Collias and Co's

AXKH

and for sale bj

A:tES,ja»t

4k.

WILSON

Barrels Mess and Prime

dsA

SJ bbls SeperUne Flonr, 35 do. Wbiilctj

iww

LUtTOW-BLAKE*»ALL.

Tanners'OiL

8 a 1

F. PETTBT*S

Loawilk*.

LOUISVILLE.

ISries

JAMES TRABUE.

5,000

'-.•np

Impcrinl untl GunTEAS, two, six,

thirteen pound boxes, 40 sucks COFFEE,

and

Medicines, Paints, &e. F.PETTIT,

Wholesale Sc Retail Druggist

MARKET STREET, HAS now on hand a fresh supply

Juno l3-49tf

Old Monongahala Whiskty Madeira,Teneri/Te,Sherry) Uaret, Champaign, WlVTv Muscat, and Swt. Mahpn Confectionaries, assorted, 1 oung Hyson, Imperial.) Hyson Skin, and

JHrfctrCurs,

PAINTS & DYE-STUFFS, of the first quality, and respectfully invites Mer chants, Physiciaus, and Dealer* generally, to call nnd examine his stock, all of which will boffered at the lowest prices

Louisville, Nov. 19—Dec. 6—26tf

J. STIVEHS,

"1 Wholesale and Retail Boot and Shoe Store, MAIN, O.NK DOOR FROM KOUUT1X STUB JET js

LorisviLLK, ky»

June l3-49tf

Hal*, Boots, and Shoes

H. CARET,

Jfcarly opposite to Anderson, Bell iy Gfc. Main Street, LOUISVILLE, KV.

now receiving, direct from the manufactothe following splendid stock of Goodtj for sal« by package or 'Joe. on reasonable terms and requests merchants to call aud examine fur themselves. To say, 10,000 pair of best Brogan.*, Boots and

Shoes, assorted. 40 Cases Fashionable Fur llaff," •100 piccesHatters bniulingOc bindiug GOO Tips nnd sides, 1000 lbs. of English shoe-thread, nf«'d»

GO Doz. best Phil. Calfskins, 4000 lbs. first quality soal-leather, I Aii.i sundry other articles iu the Shoe,hue «ouantly on hand, ie. «tc.

Louisville, iidv 0"-.1tf Wholt'Nalo IIart!ware STORE. ^iKOUCiF. S'MlWAItT and THUS. C.

POWI5LL, having formed a Copuitaership, under the firm of SteivarUS'Powell, and pnrclitiscd from the assignees of the late firm of Uetinj E. Thomas Sc Co. (heir entire stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SADDLERY, $'C. will continue their business at their old stand on Main, near Wall street, Louisville, Kentucky.

They will in a few weeks receive,direct from New lork, such additions to heir stock as will render it complete, and being disposed to sell on accommodating terms, respectfully solicit a call from purchasers visiting the city. .April 4—42tf

5,000 6,000 9,000 2,000

Vt"n

c- to

on Honer Cre.k

... Nolice.

I Hon"" ~r.?n'^t"H.^J"*1

W Boxes Segars, 9

receir-

Bales Ticking, which totchih.

4k-\

auto Sfioea.

THEiJooto

subscriber requests Merchnnt", nnd others, beforo they purchase, to call and examine his stock of Boots and Shoes, lit Liu Storo on Main Street, one door from Fourth. It is very largo and well assorted, consisting of every article in his line, and will bo sold on the most :rccoinniodating terms. Tho following uotuptito part of his present stock: 5,000 pair men's flue calf and kip brtgMii'peg-

do do thick do do do do fine sewed do do do pump*, Culf and Seal. do do low-quartered shoe*, i?r, c!, and pegged do. Ladies I.nsting, tta* W*mon's tU$f

btreclj Lou

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& W. KARL

'ofDUy (iO()rlsr||C'*nl *c"'"",bl« «t«ck food ««orlmen(of ltoCPI{lCEs'r

are to be found Or!*™

•hilling an ounce—ivfil.'«Waira"'

wrsr nrnn,°Jcn Good*."' Kentucky

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rccoivr'1

L"S'amonff

Vounrr Ilyton Ton "SArt best qimlitj lb. and .hoi".' ?'L":*'

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»t $1 r'-r

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Cirocerios, which we fan I j^er^ ff^nor:i' stock of ally loir.

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DEC. 5-23tf-

to sell unusu.

"••orfmci.t

very superior qualitr pl'ITJ# of chase such articles w^l d*?°n\Wi4''in* r»rmine our stock.

Notice.

quested next.

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wl.il'noli 'andactums'^el^i.^

I to make payment Uy 'Cni^l

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to caJ1

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lonarop i«?T """F'^ace with "ger indulgence will not b« 4 .« ""I

w. early.

1,500 Rn,hrl» of

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S'l. to comrn.n« b«r" °r,d''°f clock in (|,o ^dTi, !'!!JSI" "f

HE »ubscribil[0|!^e* •elres with a |ar-.-a'In®', ^,ra'«hcd t£cm^ timber of tbe cbcfceultl'f'f' °f

One or two stead?!

19-Dec. S-36«r

ment Two

T.-n 12, IUn,.9,fo®J"""" Action IS, of Silal Reeret,

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Dec. 5-23-1* ^KOIVN, Trnjlcc.

I Jttsl Received, '24®^' .n? 20 Kegs Tobacco, 20 Boxes TumMers.

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